Why Doctors Like Me Need to Read Chronic Illness Memoirs
It's important for us to listen to patients' stories, even the ones where we don't come off looking very good
In these warped versions of reality, tech is expanding the scope of what’s possible, at a cost
An excerpt from THE SKY WAS OURS by Joe Fassler, recommended by Kyle McCarthy
These poems inspire a new way of thinking and being
We're betting on these contenders for this year's most coveted literary award in America
Tarot interperations of authors from James Baldwin to Judy Blume
Zachary C. Solomon recommends literature that defies easy categorization and pushes against the parameters of form
I needed to embrace a scary part of myself if I wanted to be sexually dominant
I wanted to represent the abuses that occurred, but I didn’t want to speak for the survivors
These real stories illuminate the challenges of living with chronic illness and the fight for access and recognition
Two poems by Zoë Bodzas
The author of "Dreaming of Ramadi in Detroit" discusses life writing, revision, genre, and art as survival
Will they or won't they?